NEW AGE FOR NUCLEAR MEDICINE
Radioactive drugs are not just diagnosing disease more effectively, they’re now being used for exciting new therapies. They could be revolutionary in fighting cancer in the 21st century, says Sandy McEwan, vice president of radiopharmaceuticals at Ipsen.
Recent News
UK Government announces commitment to a National Cancer Strategy for England
UK Government announces commitment to a National Cancer Strategy for England Several weeks ago, Neuroendocrine Cancer UK, and fellow charities, co-signed the joint One Cancer Voice letter to the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Wes Streeting,...
Neuroendocrine Cancer Headlining the News
OCTOBER 2024 19/10//2024 'Doctors put my symptoms down to allergy - now I've got incurable cancer' It took four years for a cancer sufferer to get treatment for his very rare disease and by the time he did it had become incurable and inoperable. Saying he was going to...
PERT Update
As some of you may be aware, we are working with fellow charities and patient organisations to ‘lobby’ and work with the government and other stakeholders to better address PERT shortages. Our working group of charities and patient organisations meets monthly, and...